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Published 18:11 31 May 2022 BST
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"This is me speaking with my Leinster cap firmly on now, but as much as the Munster championship is built up, there were some serious heavy defeats down there and you know it seems to be glossed over a lot."Clare beat Waterford by 11 and Tipp by eight while Cork beat the Premier by 12. Limerick, meanwhile, beat Cork by 11 and Tipperary by seven. Ryall was on a roll at this stage, and that was when he brought the under-20 All-Ireland into it. "And take the under-20 championship - on Twitter, I'm not much of a Twitter man now - but during the Leinster U20 final (between Kilkenny and Wexford), they were saying that the pick of Leinster wouldn't come close to Limerick - but then when it came to the All-Ireland, Kilkenny somehow came out and beat Limerick in it. I would wonder, going back to the senior for a second, if you take this Limerick team now, who are the two or three top teams that can most likely take them down, and that's a question I'd ask Darach?" Watch the debate from 37.20 below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N28CffU5viQ&list=PLqNkY83t8W0HI-KqPSDaPFOvPNFcjM0kK&index=1 Honan gave his nod to Clare and Kilkenny. And while he didn't come ready for a Munster vs Leinster debate, he still gave as good as he got. "I didn't have my statistics ready for this Leinster-Munster debate now, James did, but I'd come back to you this way and say that if you take the two provincial finals this weekend, I'd say Limerick and Clare are the two stronger teams than Galway and Kilkenny." "Fair enough," says Ryall, "I'll agree on that." Whatever you're having, there's no denying that it's going to be a great provincial final weekend this weekend coming.
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